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LG Cx48 Question


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So I love this thing, but today I noticed that there is about a quarter inch on both sides that isn't utilized with my PC.  I only noticed becuase a UI element of the tv was showing where I thought the screen ended haha.  Is this normal due to aspect ratio or something?  I tried googling but I failed to find anything. 

 

It only seems to be on the left side of the screen.  Additionally I use two monitors with the secondary monitor being on the left of the LG.

 

Edit 2:  Its probably only an 1/8th of an inch and definitely only on the left side. 

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Not sure I understand what you mean exactly. Maybe a picture would help?

 

I have both a 48" C1 and a 42" C4 and they both feature image shifting which is one of those anti-burn in features where it periodically slightly moves the whole screen a few pixels this way or that way. Is that what you mean maybe?

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I was wondering that as I did more reading.  Well I can't take a picture now cuase its not doing it.  But it seems like the pixel shift.  There is like a very thin line where the screen just looks off.  I'm not missing anything on the screen that I can tell.  I notice the shift when it happens so I'll just keep on eye on it.  I think its the first time I noticed and it was just jarring to me hah. 

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LG OLEDs support true, cinema 4K (4096 x 2160) and consumer, Ultra HD 4K (3840 x 2160). 

 

You're likely noticing two columns that are 128 pixels wide on both sides of the display whilst using Ultra HD 4K (3840 width). 

 

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Appreciate the responses.  Its like it magically disappeared now hah.  My goal is to forget I ever noticed anything.  I think I'm going to downsize in the near future and go to the 42 assuming its not a worse TV and put this one somewhere else.  I feel its a little too big. 

 

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5 hours ago, bwalker36 said:

Appreciate the responses.  Its like it magically disappeared now hah.  My goal is to forget I ever noticed anything.  I think I'm going to downsize in the near future and go to the 42 assuming its not a worse TV and put this one somewhere else.  I feel its a little too big. 

 

Basically exactly what I did. The 48" is in the living room now and I use the 42" as my monitor.

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